Tapping heat deep underground, an enhanced geothermal system (EGS) creates fractures in hot, dry rock to circulate water and generate clean, baseload electricity. Unlike traditional geothermal, it works without natural aquifers. This technology benefits utilities seeking reliable renewable power, governments aiming for grid stability, and communities reducing carbon emissions, offering a sustainable energy solution nearly anywhere.
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